VanderLaan, Maaike 'Maggie' (Mrs. Tiede) 1851 - 1923

VANDERLANN, CALSBEEK, BLOM

Posted By: Wilma J. Vande Berg - volunteer (email)
Date: 6/13/2021 at 20:33:38

VanderLaan, Maaike ‘Maggie’ born 18 Jan 1851 died 13 Dec 1923 buried in West Lawn cemetery Orange City IA.

Find a Grave lists Maaike Vander Laan born 18 Jan 1851 Zweins, Friesland died 13Dec 1923 Orange City, buried West Lawn cemetery Orange City IA. Children Lou Vander Laan, Sarah Muilenburg, John Vander Laan.

Death record list her parents as John Kalsbeek and Sarah Blom. Husband Vander Laan.

In search of her husband’s name found the birth record of her son Lou/Lew Vander Laan, he was born Luitzen van der Laan on 30 Nov 1878 record at Leeuwarden Friesland, his parents were Tiede Luitzens van den Laan and Maaike Johannes Calsbeek,

Then found marriage record of Tiede Luitzens van der Laan born Dronrijp, Friesland, his parents were Luitzen Klazes van der Laan and Ytje Tiedes Bantema and her parents were Johannes Gerbens Calsbeek and Sijke Pieters Blom, married on 5 Apr 1877 Menaldumadeel Friesland.

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De Volksvriend of 20 Dec 1923
After a short ill ness of only three days, very unexpectedly, an elderly fellow citizen of ours, the widow Van Der Laan, died on Thursday morning, 12 December She had reached the age of 72 years and almost 11 months. She was born in Dronrijp, Friesland, the Netherlands, on 18 January, 1851, and married Mr. T. Van der Laan, who was taken from her by death in 1890, leaving her with three children, two sons and a daughter. In the same year she left with her children for the Ver Staton, they settled in Orange City, and lived there. Her late daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Muilenburg, preceded her only a few months ago, and Mrs. Van der Laan is survived by the latter, Lou and John, the latter's wife, and her son Cornelius, are survived by her son. Her eldest son, Lou, has been at her home, and continues to live first in her house, and to the other children and family we also feel warmly, and wish them comfort from above. The funeral took place Saturday from the 1st Ref. church, where she was a member, led by Ds. J. Engelsman, who had chosen to text Filip, 1:21.